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@nehasharma/mathfun

v2.8.0

Published

NPM for basic math functions

Downloads

21

Readme

mathfun

NPM for doing basic math functions

#NPM to take care of your maths calculations in your program.

  • isEven

It will return if the number provided is even or not.

Expect 1 parameter only.

  • isMultiple

It will return if the provided numbers is multiple or not.

Expect 2 parameters.

mathFun.isMultiple(25,5); // it will check if 25 is multiple of 5 or not.

  • square

It will return the square of the provided number.

Expect 1 parameter only.

  • printTable

It will return the provided number table upto 10.

Expect 1 parameter only.

  • cube

It will return the cube of the provided number.

Expect 1 parameter only.

  • power

It will return the result of base * power provided.

Expect 2 parameters.

mathFun.power(25,5); // 25 is the base and 5 is the power.

  • circleArea

It will return the area of the circle based on the provided parameter.

Expect 1 parameter only.

  • circlePerimeter

It will return the perimeter of the circle based on the provided parameter.

Expect 1 parameter only.

  • RecPerimeter

It will return the area of the rectangle based on the provided parameter.

Expect 1 parameter only.

  • RecArea

It will return the area of the rectangle based on the provided parameter.

Expect 1 parameter only.

  • squareArea

It will return the area of the square based on the provided parameter.

Expect 1 parameter only.

  • squarePerimeter

It will return the perimeter of the square based on the provided parameter.

Expect 1 parameter only.

  • reverseNumber

It will return the reverse of the input parameter.

Expect 1 parameter only.

How to use?

Step 1 : npm install @nehasharma/mathfun

Step 2 : (in your code file) const mathFun = require('@nehasharma/mathfun');

     mathFun.circlePerimeter(5);

     mathFun.square(5);

What's in future?

More calculations will be added

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